or why it is not a good idea to use your birthday as your pin

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My pin is 4580 so I am good!

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Mine is the price of a cheese pizza and large soda at Panucci’s

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Holy shit we have the same bank pin!

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Hold up, mine too! I wonder if there’s a connection with the card number and expiration date. Here’a mine, enter yours so we can all compare:

  • 5894325796533678
  • 11/25
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Make sure to include the ccv code.

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Thanks doe the pizza man

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4 points

I have the same combination on my luggage!

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Why is it all I see is ****?

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7 points

hunter2

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6969 looks like a popular choice. Nice.

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Looks like 4200 is fairly popular too. Blaze it!

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0420 seems to be popular also.

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So the black pixels are pins that nobody uses? 🤔

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We don’t speak of those PINs here.

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It bothers me that if the pin resembles a date, even if it is not the reason for it, it is less secure. Life is not fair, lol.

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It bothers me that the arrow on the y-axis is pointing the wrong way

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Can someone create a list of the most secure 4-digit PINs?

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Umm… wouldn’t that… you know… invalidate it?

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It’s hard to look at but any of the ones that are black squares in the picture would be the least used ones. It looks like that’s most any that starts in the 7000+ range.

Edit: 6806 for example.

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Thanks for the thoughtful answer, but my question was actually meant as a joke.

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4 digit pins are not secure. As long as you avoid all the light colored dots on the chart, that’s the most secure you can make it.

If a system allows brute forcing without a pause, delay, cool down, or lockout, and a 4 digit pin is the only thing preventing access, they will get in.

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